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I don't know that they'll understand.
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I'm not sure that I understand.
:11:10
I'm not sure that I do either, sir.
:11:13
For the last three years
I've devoted myself to my running,
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just to be on this ship.
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I gave up my rugby.
:11:21
My work has suffered.
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And I've deeply hurt someone
I hold very dear.
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Because I told myself
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if I win, I win for God.
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And now I find myself siting here,
destroying it all.
:11:38
But I have to.
:11:40
To run would be against God's law.
:11:45
I was mistaken.
:11:50
My boy - as things stand, you must not run.
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But I want you
to hold your fire for a while, Liddell.
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Leave everything to me.
:12:01
Say nothing. Wait until we get to Paris.
:12:04
I'll have a word with the French.
:12:06
I'm not without a certain pull
:12:08
and we fought in the war together.
:12:11
They do owe us something.
:12:13
I don't understand.
:12:15
They're not a very principled lot, the Frogs.
:12:18
But, when faced with a stand like yours,
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one never knows.
:12:23
I might get through.
:12:29
I just might possibly persuade them.
:12:33
The French, sir?
:12:35
What can they do?
:12:37
Shift that bloody heat of yours, of course.
:12:40
Good evening.
:12:48
Good night, sir.